UX News
A look at what's going on in the field of user experience.
The End of the User Interface?
, UX Planet - Medium
The AI Agent Revolution and the Future of Human ExperienceImage created in Google aistudioThe claim that the user interface (UI) as we know it is numbered may sound like thunder in a clear sky to many, but to those who have followed the trajectory of technology, it is merely the next storm on the horizon.
The future of the human experience with digital products necessarily depends on the relationship we will have with information — whether predicted or post-dicted.
7 UX Skills that will be DEAD by 2026: AI will replace them
, UX Planet - Medium
UX Skills that AI will replace in 2026Everyone talks about the skills that will make you a better UX designer. But today, I want to talk about 7 UX skills that will become obsolete by 2026.
Yes, these are my predictions — the skills that will no longer make sense for UX designers in 2026.A few years ago, the goal was to master Figma, build pixel-perfect wireframes, and hand off beautiful screens to developers.
AI-Native? Future-ready? — Go Design-Led first
, UX Planet - Medium
AI-Native? Future-ready? — Go Design-Led firstTo unlock real impact from AI, data, or emerging tech — design must lead.
Today, organizations are racing to embed AI, expand data capabilities, and modernize their digital systems — AI, automation, predictive analytics, immersive interfaces. And with it, a familiar pattern plays out:
Building trust in opaque systems
, UX Collective - Medium
Why the better AI gets at conversation, the worse we get at questioning itillustration by authorHow do we know when to trust what someone tells us? In person conversations give us many subtle cues we might pick up on, but when they happen with AI system designed to sound perfectly human, we lose any sort of frame of reference we may have.
With every new model, conversational AI sounds more and more genuinely intelligent and human-like, so much so that every day, millions of people chat with these systems as if talking to their most knowledgeable friend.
UX Professionals’ Job Satisfaction (2024–2025)
, MeasuringU
The last couple of years have not been easy for those in the UX profession. With an increase in layoffs and AI disruption, uncertainty has grown about job security and even whether to leave the profession entirely.
How has this uncertainty affected the current satisfaction that UX professionals feel about their job?
Interview with Lan Johnson, Senior Designer at Square
, UX Collective - Medium
Lan Johnson is a Senior Product Designer at Square. We met over 10 years ago in 2014 in Dallas, at Tekzenit where we both worked as user experience designers.
Lan is a military brat and grew up in Japan and South Korea, and Guam. Lan’s father retired in Las Vegas and then they eventually moved to Dallas.
Look past the smart glasses: Meta just unveiled the future of wearables
, UX Collective - Medium
The controls demonstrated by the Meta Neural Band offer an exciting new answer to the question of how we’ll interact with the tech of the…
Why design agencies are dying & why integration matters to design’s future
, UX Collective - Medium
How to go from ‘separate creative unit’ to a strategic design partner
An easy way to turn any live website into editable code
, UX Planet - Medium
Introducing Anima Web To CodeImagine being able to take any live website and instantly transform it into clean, editable code — ready for you to experiment with or build upon. No manual recreations and no starting from scratch. Just paste a link, and watch the site turn into a working codebase in seconds. Sounds like magic, right? But we actually have a solution for this on the market, and it’s called Anima Web To Code.
Anima bridges the gap between design inspiration and development by letting you capture an existing website and convert it into production-ready code. And in this article I want to explore how Anima’s Web To Code works, what makes it different from traditional site scrapers or copy-paste plugins, and why it’s such a powerful shortcut for designers and developers alike.
UX and NPS Benchmarks of International Banking Websites (2025)
, MeasuringU
Banking isn’t limited by borders.
No matter what language you speak, there’s a universal need to save and access money, check balances, transfer money, and pay people. What’s also universal with digital banking is the inevitable friction caused by security concerns and troublesome user interfaces.
